Abstract
As various sports magazines have eliminated print issues, the basketball magazine Slam continues to have a strong and loyal following. Using social identity theory as a guide, both visual and textual analyses were used to examine the magazine’s covers. Results demonstrate that Slam’s covers were designed for a demographic that is familiar with the players, interested in being on the cutting edge of information, and passionate about the sport of basketball.
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